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PADI (Junior) Open Water Diver Course

You have certainly already asked yourself what can be found and seen under the water surface. Why don't you find out for yourself? Start the journey of your life into the three-dimensional world with the PADI Open Water Diver course. It will change you forever. In the PADI Open Water Diver course you learn the basics of scuba diving. You start in a swimming pool or under similar environmental conditions and continue in open water, in the sea or in a lake, while at the same time you get the necessary background knowledge. Receiving your PADI Open Water Diver certification is just the beginning. As a qualified diver, fantastic diving destinations, interesting people, incomparable adventures and exceptional calm await you. And as you continue your diving adventure and gain experience in advanced diving courses, you have more and more opportunities.

The PADI Open Water Diver course includes:

Number of dives: five dives in confined water, four dives in open water and theoretical knowledge: five lessons.

Prerequisite: 10 years for the Junior Open Water Diver, 15 years for the Open Water Diver. Good health, adequate physical fitness. Feel good in the water.

Required materials: PADI Open Water Manual, RDP - diving table, PADI Open Water Video or DVD, log book or the PADI Touch App or Online eLearning

Equipment that you will use in the course: mask, fins, snorkel, bottle, regulator, buoyancy compensator, pressure gauge and appropriate diving clothing depending on the environment.

Becoming a diver opens the door to an extraordinarily fascinating new world.

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PADI (Junior) Advanced Open Water Diver Course

Educate yourself and experience real adventures with the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course. During the PADI Open Water Diver course, you were focused on yourself. The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course now focuses on diving skills.

You do five dives, giving you the opportunity to try out some of the most educational and useful specialty activities in diving.

According to PADI standards, we MUST do the two mandatory dives U / W navigation and deep diving.

And then we have to make 3 optional dives that you can choose yourself, for example: night diving - boat diving - wreck diving - perfect buoyancy - search and recovery - nitrox - digital underwater photography and many more.

The skills learned make diving much more than just underwater sightseeing. In addition, the Advanced Open Water Diver course takes you one step closer to the Master Scuba Diver, the ultimate non-professional level of scuba diving.

Each Adventure Dive of the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course can be counted as the first dive of the respective PADI Specialty Diver course.

These dives make you more confident as you learn these basic skills and allow you to participate in many dives that an Open Water Diver is not yet allowed to participate in. Your instructor is always next to you.

This course is full of new adventures and will surely inspire you.

Prerequisite for taking this course:

Course material: Read PADI manual "Adventures in Diving", fill out the repetition questions for the 5 selected dives. Use of the U / W writing board.

Minimum age: 12 years with a (Junior) Open Water Diver certification or an equivalent certification from another diving training organization

Number of dives: 5 dives

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EFR - Primary Care + Secondary Care

This course prepares you better for emergencies and also fulfills the requirements to participate in the PADI Rescue Diver course. As one of the leading international training organizations for CPR and first aid, Emergency First Response gives you the confidence you need to react correctly in medical emergencies, not only in the diving world, but also in your everyday life in the family, with friends, and neighbors and employees.

The Emergency First Response courses include:

  •  CPR for adults, children and babies
  •  First aid for adults, children and babies
  • Proper handling of the oxygen device
  • Training at the Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
  • and much more.....


First aid is defined as the help we give someone until professional help arrives.

Again, it is true that although the course is based on a serious matter, we will definitely have fun.

But if you already have a first aid course such as from the Red Cross worker Samaritan Bund or Saint Johns Ambulance, then this can of course also be credited. However, the course must not be older than 2 years.

Prerequisite for taking this course:

Course material: Read the EFR manual "Primary and Secondary Care", fill out the repetition questions and watch the training DVD

Minimum age: none

Course duration: 1 day or 2 half days

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PADI (Junior) Rescue Diver Kurs

In order to be able to take part in the rescue course, you must be able to demonstrate a first aid course which must not be older than 2 years and  including CPR. If you don't have a first aid course, we can do this in-house. The rescue course again includes reading the manual (also applies to the first aid course) and filling in the Knowledge Review questions. After watching the Rescue DVD, you will start the practical part of the course.

The course includes the following 10 exercises plus 2 open water zenaria.

Exercise 1 - Fatigued diver on the surface

Exercise 2 - divers in panic on the surface

Exercise 3 - Action from land and / or from the boat

Exercise 4 - Stressed diver under water

Exercise 5 - Missing Diver

Exercise 6 - Bringing an unconscious diver up to the surface

Exercise 7 - Unconscious diver on the surface

Exercise 8 - Exit with an unconscious diver / stretcher and exit types

Exercise 9 - First aid for pressure injuries and oxygen delivery

Exercise10 - Working with an unconscious diver on the surface from land or from a boat with full equipment

Open Water Scenario 1 - UW Search for a missing diver and bring it to the surface

Open Water Scenario 2 - Unconscious diver on the surface - Transport - Breathing - Laying down the equipment of the unconscious diver and himself - Bringing him ashore - Carrying out first aid on land.

Every skill is practiced and once you master it, a small scenario is made. This is demanding but you benefit enormously from it.

One of the most important points is to learn how to avoid accidents in the first place. And should something happen that you know what to do and how to do it correctly and not endangering yourself.

Although there is a serious cause on the bottom of this course, we always have a lot of fun as well during this course. After this course you will feel safer and you will make an even better diving partner.

4 to 5 half days are scheduled for the rescue course.

Prerequisite for taking this course:

Course material: Read the PADI "Rescue Diver Manual", fill out the Knowledge Review questions and watch the training DVD or eLearning online.

Minimum age: 12 years with a (Junior) Advanced Open Water Diver certification

Number of dives: 10 practice sessions followed by 2 open water scenarios

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PADI (Junior) Master Scuba Diver

The PADI Master Scuba Diver level is the highest non-professional level in the PADI training system. This is awarded to divers who have performed excellently.

To reach this level, a diver must:

  •      Be a PADI (Junior) Advanced Open Water Diver
  •      Be a PADI (Junior) Rescue Diver (or have qualifying certificates from other diving training organizations)
  •      Have 50 logged open water dives
  •      Be in posession of  5 certificates as a PADI Specialty Diver

Minimum age for participation: 12 years

This level of training should actually be the goal of EVERY diver. At this level you have already acquired a high level of knowledge and diving experience and you will always be happy to be chosen as a diving partner worldwide.

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